In a previous Best Case Ever, ‘Thinking Outside the Abdominal Box’, Dr. Brian Steinhart reviewed some important can’t-miss-diagnoses that can present elusively with abdominal pain. In this Carr’s Cases Series on Inferior MI Presenting with Abdominal Pain, we continue in the theme of ‘Thinking Outside the Abdominal Box’ with David Carr explaining how he figured out that a man presenting with classic biliary colic was diagnosed with an inferior MI with right ventricular extension.
Published March, 2015
Dr. Helman & Dr. Carr have no conflicts of interest to declare
More FOAMed Resources on MI presenting with abdominal pain
Stephen Smith’s ECG blog
Thank you very much it was really helpful I had the same case today ;inferior mi a 60years old man with general abdominal pain and vomiting.
Regards.